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2 years ago
This is a watercolor batik to celebrate 19/31 Birdtober2024. @aholmesartstudio #birds
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Posted On: October 19th 2024, 08:55 pm
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This is a watercolor batik to celebrate 19/31 Birdtober2024. @aholmesartstudio #birds
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washisakura 2 years ago

washisakura

💙💙💙Beautiful!!!

heartandhomedaily 2 years ago

heartandhomedaily

Wow!! This is stunning!

kelguess 2 years ago

kelguess

Beautiful!

maryfeltyartwork 2 years ago

maryfeltyartwork

Love this painting, wonderful shadows too❤️

marymakingart 2 years ago

marymakingart

So Beautiful! I love the batik effect!❤️😍

bevannbeach 2 years ago

bevannbeach

I really like this one

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